Jonathan McNabb
News and Sports Journalist at Belfast News Letter
Media Officer at Coleraine FC
Digital Journalist @news_letter / Media Officer @colerainefc
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1 week ago |
colerainefc.com | Jonathan McNabb
EXECUTIVE Chairman, Henry Ross, marked Stress Awareness Month in April with a recent visit to The Hummingbird Project in Portstewart…Many Bannsiders will remember the impact of Hummingbird’s mental health programme “FreeKick” at The Showgrounds and, of course, those 1000 “Hues of Blues” flags now adorning walls or neatly folded in drawers across the community. Speaking after the visit, Henry said: “Stress is something we all face, especially when life throws us unexpected challenges.
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1 week ago |
colerainefc.com | Jonathan McNabb
COLERAINE head coach Dean Shiels says a combination of a poor start, missed first-half chances and a below-par second-half performance was the catalyst for their defeat at Crusaders this afternoon…The Bannsiders fell behind with barely a minute on the clock as Jay Boyd lashed home from an inviting position inside the box.
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colerainefc.com | Jonathan McNabb
RONAN Doherty says he is absolutely loving his time at Coleraine so far following his January move to The Showgrounds…The midfielder has been a mainstay in the Bannsiders’ engine room after making the winter move from Cliftonville. The move marked the 29-year-old’s first taste of full-time football and it is something he says he has embraced. “I’m absolutely loving it and it’s my first experience of full-time football,” he said.
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colerainefc.com | Jonathan McNabb
COLERAINE are on their travels for the final time in the Premiership campaign as they are the visitors to Crusaders this afternoon (KO 3pm)…SPORTS DIRECT PREMIERSHIPOverview:Coleraine were beaten last weekend as Larne left the Ballycastle Road with all three points. After falling behind to Andy Ryan’s simple finish, the Bannsiders responded to level at the break as Declan McManus fired beyond Rohan Ferguson.
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colerainefc.com | Jonathan McNabb
DEAN Shiels says Coleraine are eager to put some “demons” to bed as they face Crusaders tomorrow afternoon…By: Nathan GlassThe Bannsiders have yet to pick up a positive result against the Hatchetmen so far this season as Declan Caddell’s men have came out on top in all four matches to date. Only a point separates Coleraine in fourth and Dungannon Swifts and Crusaders immediately below them, and as such, Shiels knows the importance of the task at hand.
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Dungannon Swifts chief Rodney McAree rued his side’s poor start as they were beaten by Coleraine at The Showgrounds https://t.co/fzH4CnYiuh
After watching his side move up to fourth in the Premiership standings, Coleraine head coach Dean Shiels says he always believed his squad would kick on after an inconsistent start to the campaign https://t.co/ItheMluIdQ
After competing in the top-six for the first time on Tuesday night, Dungannon Swifts head coach Rodney McAree is hoping the experience can spur his team on to even greater heights https://t.co/ECPmdv0Ncg
